Lusulu Airport is a small, unpaved bush airstrip located in the Lusulu area of northwestern Zimbabwe, in the Binga District of Matabeleland North Province. It serves as a basic landing facility for light aircraft operating in this remote, sparsely populated region near the Zambezi Valley. The airstrip primarily supports light general aviation flights, charter operations, and occasional humanitarian or relief missions serving surrounding rural communities. It has no scheduled commercial airline services and lacks significant passenger infrastructure. The surrounding area is largely wilderness and communal farming land, with the Zambezi escarpment nearby. Access to formal transport and services is limited, reflecting the challenges of rural aviation infrastructure in this part of Zimbabwe.